I recently ordered 3 salvia plants so I will be putting this theory to the test over the next few months.
I have been looking into the salvia routes of administration and none seem to be ideal. Quidding gets mixed results and is difficult to perform, tea seems to be too weak, and I don't like any form of smoking for health reasons. Additionally tinctures seems almost universally to lead to disappointment.
So I was looking at the tea method and had a few ideas. Obviously salvinorin is soluble in water even at normal temperatures because of that one study that shows salvinorin content can be lost while washing the leaves. So at boiling temperature for a series of several washes over a long period of time I don't think its unreasonable that almost all of the salvinorin could be pulled into water. This water could then be boiled down (like ayahuasca) and rinsed around in a mouth (that was already treated with listerine) and then swallowed.
Im just wondering if anyone has tried something similar, thank you!
I have been looking into the salvia routes of administration and none seem to be ideal. Quidding gets mixed results and is difficult to perform, tea seems to be too weak, and I don't like any form of smoking for health reasons. Additionally tinctures seems almost universally to lead to disappointment.
So I was looking at the tea method and had a few ideas. Obviously salvinorin is soluble in water even at normal temperatures because of that one study that shows salvinorin content can be lost while washing the leaves. So at boiling temperature for a series of several washes over a long period of time I don't think its unreasonable that almost all of the salvinorin could be pulled into water. This water could then be boiled down (like ayahuasca) and rinsed around in a mouth (that was already treated with listerine) and then swallowed.
Im just wondering if anyone has tried something similar, thank you!
Just to clarify, although eating salvia straight down is easily an acceptable method, my understanding is that this is not actually quidding. The quid is usually chewed in the mouth but not swallowed (like chewing tobacco but please correct me with an example/reference if I am mistaken). I am offering a slightly different method of quidding that in my experience was easier to apply and more effective/potent. By my reasoning, the saliva may slow down the absorption rate/level of the active ingredients in the salvia quid and unfortunately I could not stop or redirect the saliva from mixing with the quid under the tongue using the standard method. In both methods, the quid is usually discarded afterwards. I hope dmtmd will give the bucal method of quidding a try to see if it works for him as a possible solution. Give the bucal method a try for yourself and let us know if there is any difference in the intensity/quality of the experience. (I assume you are using fresh leaves too). Remember to keep as much saliva away from the quid as possible if you do try the bucal method.